blaise? blaise: i will also try to meld the questions. answer the first by answering the i think a year out from a second. presidential election is a bad time to be trying to predict anything about the direction of u.s. foreign policy. i think even the criticisms we have seen of this administration of multilateralism are not in opposition to multilateralism per se, but to different aspects of it. i think there is tension in some of what we heard from president trump which can be encapsulated in his phrase, "don't be a chump." it has two competing instincts. the first is this idea the united states should not be paying more than other countries in pursuit of common goals. so it is not a rejection of cooperation per se, but it is an emphasis on what the president sees as fair sharing of the burden of that cooperation. other countries should not be benefiting unduly on the back of the united states and its taxpayers. on the other hand, there is this sense that the wool is being pulled over our eyes as to the true purpose or the way these ins

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a major fire engulfed a factory in india's capital daily good morning blaise news more than 40 people dead most of the workers who were sleeping inside the building. people in valerie's take to the streets to demand that country stays independent as russia pushes to a close you. are an. above. i'm headed home for a glad you could join me pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong have been staging their biggest anti-government rally in months in march was the 1st large scale gathering to be approved by city also or at least since august off the hottie of protests activists say they want to show the wall that giving up was was hundreds of thousands of voices with the same rallying cry 5 demands not one less those demands of the hong kong chief executive carry lamb to resign the police actions during the protests. be investigated for an amnesty for those arrested they also want the government to stop calling protesters rioters and they want the now shelved extradition bill that started the protests to be totally withdrawn the marches hope the size of this rally will drive home to the gove

been to texas also coming up a major fire engulfed a factory in india's capital delhi yeah morning blaise news more than political a day that most of the workers who were sleeping inside the building. and people in valerie's take to the streets to demand their country stays independent as russia pushes for closer to. the but. i'm head of the humphrey glad you could join the pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong have been staging their biggest anti-government rally in months in march was the 1st large scale gathering to be approved by since your storage decent who gets off to a year of protests activists say they want to show the walls that they're not giving up i was hundreds of thousands of voices with the same rallying cry 5 demands not one less the protesters want democratic reforms they're calling for kerry lamb to resign for an investigation into police actions. during the protests and an amnesty for those arrested they also want the government to stop calling them rioters and they want the now shelved extradition bill that started the anti-government protests to be totally withdr

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whole region but security has deteriorated over the past 5 years the removal of longtime president blaise company or a in october 24th chain created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several groups as well as homegrown fighters groups from mali affiliated with al qaida and us all have crossed the border igniting ethnic and religious tensions the u.n. says more than 700 people have been killed since 2015 in obama's tough a 1000000 have been displaced. is visiting senior fellow for all center for africa at london school of economics he explains why he thinks some african countries have experienced attacks recently. these say government can trees have played a major role in the global war on terror particularly in hosted military bases drug bases facilities for example i've coasts is not going to be hosting an act of terror training camp so they are clearly got packed negligible or in terror out and as a result are receiving the backlash for got contribution so it is expected that it's not community will also be supporting and that is not the time for the us for example to draw i

sahara region but security has deteriorated over the past 5 years the removal of long time president blaise company already in october 24th again created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several groups as well as homegrown fighters groups from mali affiliated with al qaeda and us all have crossed the border igniting ethnic and religious tension the u.n. says more than 700 people have been killed since 2015 at robust half a 1000000 have been displaced al-jazeera is up but it dress is in a boucher he says the groups have taken advantage of the political instability in the region over the past years we've seen the fallout and the importation of a movement of fighters as well as arms and munitions from the conflict in libya into the sahara into parts of west africa and how these have helped groups in this region to execute their activities or other to push their agenda in this region so in addition also governments in the region have not addressed the key issues that give rights to these local armed groups in the possibilities for example the issue of poverty but issue of education

region but security has deteriorated over the past 5 years the ousting of the long time president blaise campione in october of 24 teen created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several groups as well as homegrown faces groups from mali affiliated with al qaeda and i sold across the border and added to the unrest the u.n. says more than 700 people have been killed since 2015 most half a 1000000 have been displaced. international affairs professor william lawrence says the scale of this late sister attack is staggering. well there's been hundreds of attacks this year one group said it was a 7000 percent increase in the year before but they usually have very low lethality if you look at the list of attacks it's one or 2 victims this is the worst attack ever as far as i know and between a fossil which had its 1st terrorism attacks only in 2015 and both the frequency and lethality of attacks have increasing but this is much much worse this is a group led by someone from being a fast moving fighters from key belfast so even though they launch attacks from mali and while they are t

half of those blaises remain uncontrolled tonight. u.s.anadian backup teams are on the ground offering support of statewide total fire ban is in place until midnight saturday. indian police detained several hundred protesters in some of india's biggest cities as a crackdown on demonstrations against a new citizenship law continues. authorities directed roadblocks and disrupted internet and phone services there. rather than contain uprising, the protest bans appear to help them spread to campuses and cities across the country. queen elizabeth ii opened a new session of parliament in a blend of politics and pageantry. the queen's speech is written by the government but read out by the monarch listed dozen of bills the president plans to pass. most notably, the plan to take the uk out of the european union by january 31. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. when you have pain... you want relief. fast. only thermacare ultra pain relieving cream has 4 active ingredients to fight pain 4 different ways.

sahara region but security has deteriorated over the past 5 years the removal of longtime president blaise company aura in october 24th scene created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several groups as well as homegrown fighters groups from bali affiliated with al qaida and us all have crossed the border igniting ethnic and religious tensions the un says more than 700 people have been killed since 2015 and almost half a 1000000 have been displaced. he says armed groups have taken advantage of the political instability in the region. over the past years we've seen the fallout and the importation of a movement of fighters as well as arms and munitions from the conflict in libya into the sahara into parts of west africa and how these have helped groups in this region to execute their activities or other to push their agenda in this region so in addition also governments in the region have not addressed the key issues that give rights to these local armed groups in the possibly for example the issue of poverty but issue of education employment and of course government presences so

sahara region but security has deteriorated over the past 5 years the removal of long time president blaise come pouring in october 2014 created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several groups as well as homegrown fighters groups from mali affiliated with al qaida and still have crossed the border igniting ethnic and religious tensions the u.n. says more than 700 people have been killed since 2015 and almost half the median have been displaced michael moore is a visiting senior fellow at for all the center for africa at london school of economics and he joins us on skype from kent it's nice to have you with us while we see an attack such as this no what does it tell us about these fighters these groups and the strength that they have. well it tells us that these groups are very detachments to actually want to settle down and the slimy kind of fates oh i dislike stayed in the sun engine but he also tells us actually that book an officer and other key fact countries are paying the price for the our contribution to the global war on terror reference sample host to join basis who i

the sahara region but security has worsened over the past 5 years the ousting of longtime president blaise campo reign october 24th seen created a security vacuum which has been exploited by several armed groups as well as homegrown fighters groups from mali affiliated with al qaeda and i still across the border and added to the unrest since 2015 more than 700 people have been killed by the violence and almost half a 1000000 have been displaced in attacks of sword since january let's bring in william laurance a professor of international affairs at the george washington university where part of his teachings focus on backing a fast so joins us live from washington d.c. william the numbers being reported dead a quite staggering 35 civilians 80 jihadist fighters killed how frequent are these sorts of attacks near the mali border and who is behind them. where there's been hundreds of attacks this year one group said it was a 7000 percent increase in the year before but they usually have very lowly fallacy if you look at the list of attacks it's one or 2 victims this is the worst attack ever a